What is "lazzaro"

Usage examples of "lazzaro".

A new doctor had been sent for, Lazzaro of Pavia, who had administered to Lorenzo a pulverized mixture of diamonds and pearls.

Joe Lazzaro Visual Prosthetics for the Blind If you read science fiction, or keep up with scientific advancements via the popular press, the concept of artificial limbs, organs, and senses is likely familiar ground.

It may have been this year that Brunelleschi took into his home a five-year-old boy named Andrea di Lazzaro di Cavalcante, usually called Il Buggiano after the village near Pistoia where he was born.

The electronic toll records show that his Audi saloon entered the autostrada system at Ancona Nord shortly before seven that evening and exited at Bologna San Lazzaro just over ninety minutes later, very shortly before he was killed.

Why else, on a dark, cold evening, should Curti have left the autostrada at San Lazzaro instead of continuing straight on to join the Ai for Parma?

He came off the autostrada at San Lazzaro to let me out, and when he pulled over I let him have it.

The rabid little American I call Paul Lazzaro in this book had about a quart of diamonds and emeralds and rubies and so on.

Next to Billy was little Paul Lazzaro, who had promised to avenge Roland Weary.

Next to Lazzaro was poor, doomed old Edgar Derby, with his American and German dogs displayed like a necklace, on the outside of his clothes.

He was Paul Lazzaro, the polka-dotted car thief from Cicero, Illinois.

Now he supported his half of Lazzaro with one hand while he closed the door behind himself with the other.

When he was gone, Lazzaro promised Billy and poor old Edgar Derby that he was going to have revenge, and that revenge was sweet.

When Dresden was destroyed later on, incidentally, Lazzaro did not exult.

He asked Lazzaro if he planned to feed the Blue Fairy Godmother clock springs and steak.

He and Lazzaro and poor old Edgar Derby are to join their fellows in the theater.